Systematic element name

Systematic names are given by IUPAC to newly discovered elements. The parts of the names are nil=0, un=1, bi=2, tri=3, quad=4, pent=5, hex=6, sept=7, oct=8, and enn=9. The last part of the name is ium. Element 110's older name was ununnilium (un-un-nil-ium), which means 110, and the same for element 118, ununoctium (un-un-oct-ium), which means 118.

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The elements from rutherfordium (104) to oganesson (118) had temporary names and symbols. Here is a graph with all the names wanted.And a table with the rules for what some people call "number naming" (the provisional names), mad by IUPAC.
+NumberName0nil1un2bi3tri4quad5pent6hex7sept8oct9enn

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